i’ve realized that i have a little fear of not being “busy”

11 things that are commonly considered “negative traits” but can be actually helpful for you

my ever-changing definition of a “cool” person and why I’m trying to work towards that

you have probably heard of this phrase “get out of your comfort zone”, and you have probably believed that getting out of your comfort zone is a “good thing” and vice versa. I’m going to be talking about how being in your comfort zone and knowing what it is for you can be a very good thing for you, and I’m also sharing my examples of comfort zones

when your identity is heavily tied with where your parents are from, it can be difficult to really be confident with your own identity. the question is, do i need to “pick” a side?

The title might be misleading because I won’t be talking about my methods in deciding what to do with my life :)) i’m still at the phase of learning to communicate what I want (instead of just what I don’t want) with other people, and I think that’s still a big improvement

Last week, I went to a trampoline park as an adult — not as a chaperone. It’s easy to forget (especially if you don’t have kids) what it feels like to be a kid and what you used to imagine yourself to be when you became an adult. But in this episode, I’ll be talking about a couple of moments that threw me back to those pre-teen era and my summer bucket list I’ve made for myself from that inner child’s perspective

we constantly hear argument for both sides, but is either one inherently “better” than the other?

spoiler alert, I’m convinced that everything is subjective.